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8 Days This Week
“8 Days This Week” is a dynamic weekly radio show on Bombshell Radio, hosted by music enthusiasts Tony Stuart and Aaron Badgley. Each episode takes listeners on an engaging journey through eight significant stories from the world of rock and roll, blending in-depth commentary with iconic tracks that have shaped the genre. From legendary band histories to the latest rock happenings, the show brings fresh perspectives on the stories that matter most to rock fans.
Tony and Aaron dive deep into the past and present of rock music, offering captivating narratives that explore both the celebrated and the overlooked moments in rock history. Whether they are recounting the rise of an influential artist or breaking down an unexpected twist in rock culture, “8 Days This Week” provides a soundtrack to the stories that continue to define the genre.
The show is not only a great listen for rock enthusiasts but also a perfect mix of entertainment and information, giving fans both nostalgia and insight into the world of music.
Broadcast Schedule:
Wednesdays at 8:00 PM EST
Where to Listen:
Tune in live on Bombshell Radio for the latest episodes.
Catch up on previous shows via Mixcloud.
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Wednesdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com Eight Days This Week Ep. 7 This week, Tony Stuart and Aaron Badgley troll through hundreds of rock stories during the week of June 3 to June 9, and have chosen eight interesting stories about Elvis, The Kinks, The Who, Bill Wyman, CBGBs, Pirate Radio and […]
Wednesdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com 8 Days This Week Ep. 6 This week, Tony Stuart and Aaron Badgley take a look at eight stories. Stories about Badfinger, Pink Floyd, Bruce Springsteen, Buddy Holly and The Crickets, Bob Dylan, Bing Crosby, The Beatles and John Lennon and Yoko Ono. As usual, dots […]
